OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR
The Office of the Registrar at The National Teachers College is committed to ensuring the integrity and security of its academic records. The Registrar's Office maintains all academic records, and oversees and ensures the appropriate implementation of academic policy. The Registrar's Office provides official transcripts, as well as degree and enrollment verification.​
The National Teachers College offers the M.Ed. graduate degree for two programs: CAP (Classroom-Based Apprentice Program) and the Fellows Program. The CAP program leads to the Elementary license (grades P-5) and the Adolescent to Young Adult license (grades 7-12). All applicants must hold an undergraduate degree and meet additional criteria as specified for each degree program.
Additionally, professional learning opportunities for K-12 teachers, administrators and other educators are offered through a variety of non-degree academic programs conducted as workshops, individual courses, symposia and seminars through the College's Centers.
ADMISSIONS OFFICE/ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
The Admissions Office of The National Teachers College oversees admissions procedures and applications for those interested in any of the College’s programs. The College is responsible for admitting students and for conducting transfer-of-credit and life experience evaluations for students as they are admitted.
GRADUATE BULLETIN
The Graduate Bulletin is the official document for TNTC. It provides an overview of the college, its programs, courses, fees, policies, and general information.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
TNTC is committed to providing information, guidance and support to students to help them meet the financial obligations of College tuition and expenses, while meeting their own personal financial needs.
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FORMS
The forms on the page are available to administrators, faculty and students.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Students requiring accommodation must present appropriate documentation to the College upon admission. Faculty and administrators will be notified and will work with the student to ensure the student's success.